Tech • IA • Crypto
50 articles analyzed by AI / 66 total
A technical analysis published on 2026-02-25 details how the Starkiller phishing kit bypasses multi-factor authentication (MFA) using real-time reverse proxies. It includes detection strategies and a Rust proof-of-concept for TLS fingerprinting to identify such attacks.
On 2026-04-26, it was reported that the 27-year-old Chernobyl virus remains a significant threat by bricking PCs through BIOS firmware overwriting, a tactic that many modern malware strains cannot replicate, highlighting ongoing BIOMEM security vulnerabilities.
An investigation on 2026-02-16 uncovered a massive malware campaign on GitHub with hundreds of active malicious repositories distributing automated malware. The campaign was initially mistaken for a single tainted macOS app fork but is far broader in scope.
A Supabase database breach reported on 2026-02-23 exposed data of over 20,000 attendees and allowed full write access, demonstrating critical security lapses in cloud database configurations.
On 2026-04-26, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) updated its cybersecurity assessment framework for EU member states, aiming to strengthen security policies and enhance compliance standards across Europe.
The European Commission proposed a major cybersecurity package on 2026-02-20 designed to bolster the EU’s cyber resilience through new regulations and policy initiatives targeting enhanced protections and response capabilities.
A cybersecurity incident in Harrison County reported on 2026-04-26 affected certain county network systems, potentially disrupting public services and raising concerns over local government cybersecurity robustness.
Researchers revealed on 2026-04-26 that hackers can exploit the Entra Agent ID Administrator role to hijack service principals, posing a significant cybersecurity risk by compromising identity and access management controls.
Security flaws in SolarWinds Web Help Desk were exploited via pre-auth remote code execution (RCE) chains reported on 2026-02-25, exposing critical vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to run arbitrary code on affected systems.
On 2026-02-22, a malicious Chrome extension targeting Apple App Store Connect developers was detected on its first day. It was part of a coordinated operation posing as an ASO service named boostkey.app, designed to deceive developers and potentially steal credentials.